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Dusit Palace is very nice if you can persuade the sitting tennant to vacate.

Its a bit of a subjective question really, like asking ' which is the best colour in the spectrum.' If money is really no object you could probably live anywhere and have a good time. Since you would like a coastal area though you might consider Hua Hin. Not to far from the city ( 3 hrs ) , not as in your face as Pattaya and not as pretentious as Phuket.

Obviously, within reason. Not Brad Pitt budget, but not teacher's budget. Somewhere in between.

OP i want to smack you for asking a stupid and vague question you sound like a fool

Too funny. Some people need to get a life if they are so easily troubled.

I could easily answer the question if someone asked where to live in the US. I have lived in the West Indies and done the island thing. I am looking to spend a year in Asia. Thank you for the input and suggestions.

Where is best place to live in Thailand if money not an issue. I would prefer a coastal region. Not concerned about housing costs or job availability. I am not sure I want the head ache and huddle and bustle of Bkk. Thank you.

I am applying for a tourist Visa through a service. The form ask for number of entries. Do I put single or multiple. I will be attending a CELTA course and teaching in Bkk.

I have the background check.

How long would it take a school to obtain a one year B or O. I was planning to attend the August 4 classes. Should I push that back to obtain a B or I before I leave or do I still have time between now and say July 31.

I will be taking a Celts course and teaching in Bkk. I am coming from the US and do not already have Visa lined up prior to deparure. Do I need a roundtrip ticket or return ticket or can I gain entry and obtain Visa when I arrive if I have a one way ticket. Thank you for your assistance.

No.

Haha. My post is poorly worded due to the heading. No, it will not effect me or no it will not be okay to obtain the Visa or work permit. Sorry to ask for the clarification. Thank you for your time.

I am looking to teach at a University in Bangkok. I have doctorate degree. I, however, am still married is USA. We are separated and I wanted to spend the next year in Thailand teaching college. Will my marital status effect my ability to obtain work permit or Visa? Thank you for your input.